Fans were shocked to the bones
The most talked-about outdoor festival in Ghana this festive season, Afro Nation, has left fans thrilled but also left others heartbroken due to turn out of certain events.
Apart from the organizers not keeping up to the time schedules at which certain acts were billed to mount the stage, fans were shocked to the bones when one major act billed to perform yesterday never showed up.
The act in question is Nigeria’s D Banj who however touched down in Ghana, hopeful to perform at the last day event of the Afro Nation concert. Surprisingly, all other acts who were booked performed showed up to thrill the crowd.
Fans who anxiously expected to see the Koko Master rocked the stage like he always does, were left heartbroken because there was no show from the musician and no explanation was given. Some of these fans have then taken to social media to pour out their disappointment.
Read what they have to say in the tweets below.
AfroNation organizers definitely don’t rate is enough.
— Israel Oladipupo O. (@LadiSpeaks) December 31, 2019
Day 2-4 artistes don’t come out until 2 hours after schedule. I couldn’t even watch DBanj, Davido and “Runtown” who didn’t come on his own day.
Herh Afronation fuo, please I’m warning you!
— Abena Yalley (@ABYalley) December 31, 2019
WMT mo atsi!
Over an hour and still waiting isn’t cute, hella disrespectful and annoying!
If Dbanj ain’t here, bring Davido eh
Ebi like Dbanj go perform in next year Afronation as Adey see Ecool for the di side????????????
— Sauce?????????????? (@sweetopoku) December 31, 2019
Where is Dbanj abeg, I want to go to bed #Afronation
— peregrine falcon (@YemiA_) December 31, 2019
What happen to dbanj
— ??LYZA?? (@LYZA_gh) December 31, 2019
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